About Dubai Canal

Location and Overview:

Dubai Canal is a prominent waterway that begins from Business Bay under the Sheikh Zayed Road, flowing between Al Wasl and Jumeirah 2, connecting them to both Dubai Creek and the Arabian Gulf. The project was initiated by the Meydan Sobha Group and Meraas and launched in 2013.

Development Timeline:

- The opening of Dubai Canal took place at the end of 2016, transforming this part of Dubai into a large island.

Key Features:

- Iconic Landmarks: Dubai Canal has become a popular holiday destination and a newer landmark in Dubai, featuring a beautiful embankment with well-developed infrastructure.

- Waterfall Fountain: One of its iconic features is a waterfall-shaped fountain cascading directly from the Sheikh Zayed Road, illuminated in various colors at night.

- Pedestrian Bridges: The futuristic Tolerance Bridge connects the north bank with Al Safa Park, while the Water Canal Footbridge links the canal to the bay, near Al Wasl Road.

Residential and Development:

- Along the Dubai Canal, there are low-rise building areas featuring villas, residential complexes, and small apartments.

- The area is actively being developed, with many land plots offered to both citizens and foreign nationals. 

Attractions and Accessibility:

- The close proximity to the sea and easy access to business districts like Business Bay, Downtown Dubai, and DIFC make real estate in the Dubai Canal area highly attractive for investors.

Dubai Canal has not only transformed the city's landscape but also become a vibrant waterfront destination with residential, commercial, and recreational opportunities, attracting both residents and investors alike.